UF Budget Committee Sets 1966 67 Budget Hearings
The Saline Area United Fund budget committee led by Mrs. Robert Merchant will meet Monday through Wednesday to hear requests and draft the 1966 67 budget. Final adoption occurs at a full board meeting in September. Gerald Bahnmiller chairs the campaign with Donald Church, Mrs. Donald Leidheiser, and Neil Lindemann assisting. James Levient is UF board president with William Grim Jr vice president and Rev Lawrence Cole treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Area United Fund Budget Committee
Robert Merchant
Gerald Bahnmiller
United Fund
Eugene Garrison
Glynco Air Base
Georgia
John Dwyer
Alton Ealy
George Anderson
Bahnmiller
Donald Church
Donald Leidheiser
Neil Linde
Teachers Attend Eastern Michigan Collective Bargaining Workshop
James Bradley of Saline was among 81 educators and administrators from across Michigan at EMU's two week Workshop on Collective Negotiations in Education. Attendees heard from 19 attorneys labor mediators teachers and organization reps involved in recent teacher school board negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bradley
Saline
Eastern Michigan University
Western Michigan students study abroad in Guatemala and Netherlands
Ed Ross completed seven weeks in Guatemala on a National Science Foundation grant to study access to medicine for the poor. Elizabeth Merchant returned from eight weeks in the Netherlands with the Van Overbeek family as part of Youth for Understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
Ed Ross
Western Michigan University
National Science Foundation
Western
Elizabeth Merchant
Robert Merchant
Mily
Hardingveld
Netherlands
Youth For Understanding
van Overbeekes
Else
Cornellie
Isa
Jan
Adriaan
Hans
Community notes and travel tales from the region
A collection for Louis Belleau funds a TV to aid his recovery after a car accident. The Max Haswells return from a summer tour with stories of niece Jean Schauffler’s travels. Dr. Donald Tinkle brings zoological specimens and pet iguanas from a Gulf trip. The Rev. Doug Niemi stars in a Bridgewater Lumber softball tale. Jeddie Staleys plan a move to St. John’s Michigan with school and career updates for Sam Pam and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Haswells
United States
Jean Schauffler
Fredonia
N.Y
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Mid
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Red Lodge
Montana
Haswells
Judy
John McArdle
Jean
Rio Grande
Snake River
Donald Tinkle
Weber Road
Gulf of California
University of Michigan Museum of Zoology
Tinkle
Doug Niemi
Casey
Doug
Faith Lutheran Church
Bridgewater Lumber Co
Community Ford Sales
Jeddie Staleys
St. John’s
Lansing
Jeddie
Sam
Pam
Eastern Michigan University
Hospital Operating Committee to Meet
Saline Community Hospital Board’s operating committee will convene at 5 15 p m Thursday August 25 in the office of Stanton Roesch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Community Hospital Board
Stanton Roesch
Saline students placed in unified school jobs
Twenty two seniors are placed in jobs through the Saline Cooperative Occupational Training Program led by James Bradley. The program links work sites with classroom study. students work half days and study half days with transportation provided by themselves. New placements include Roger Hamlin Ted's Service Station Chris Townsend Jensen School Dennis Peck Howard Cooper Volkswagen Shirley Trapp Ann Arbor Professional Service Association Jerry Merritt Ypsilanti State Hospital Liz Zeichman Ford's Marathon Service Neil Girbach Braun Brumfield Pam DesMarais Gamble Store Roger Phelps Ted's Service Matthew Seeger Saline Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Saline Cooperative
James Bradley
Roger Hamlin
Ted’s
Chris Townsend
Jensen School
Dennis Peck
Howard Cooper Volkswagen
Ann Arbor
Shirley Trapp
Ann Arbor Professional Service Association, Inc
Jerry Merritt
Ypsilanti State Hospital
Liz Zeichman
Ford
Marathon
Neil Girbach
Braun & Brumfield
Pam DesMarais
Gamble
Roger Phelps
Matthew Seeger
The
Saline Reporter
Bradley
Fair Animal Exhibits in Saline Fair Due Next Week
Livestock entries in five classes must reach department heads by next week. Beef and dairy open classes require entry by Monday August 29 to Fred Gall and Albert Gall respectively. Sheep and swine blanks go to Robert Tefft. premium book mailed this week. Ann Arbor Rabbit Breeders Association entries close Saturday September 3 listed with Betty Torrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gall
Albert Gall
Robert Tefft
Saline
Tefft
Ann Arbor
Rabbit Breeders Association
Betty Torrey
Jackson Rd
Saline Schools Reorg Moves Books and Desks Before Opening
A wave of activity reshapes Saline classrooms as 620 students enroll at Houghton and 600 at Jensen. Staff move books, desks, and furniture between sites, while construction and routing plans for Mills Road complicate playground setup ahead of classes starting September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Houghton
Houghton School
Jensen School
Michigan Avenue
Houghton
Marian Barclay
Jensen
Ruby Kuhl
Barclay
Mills Road
Mike Strait
Dwight Reynolds
Reyonds
Milton Sackett
Ed Girbach
Clyde Leland
Reynolds
City Hall Offices to Move This Week End
City Hall offices except the fire and police departments will relocate this weekend to the former Saline Savings Bank Building at W Michi gan Ave and S Ann Arbor St. The move frees space for departments including public works, building inspection, assessor, clerk and treasurer, bookkeepers, and secretaries. Police stay in the old building and council meets there. fire keeps equipment in the old site with meetings at the Coe house and a new fire hall planned. Parking tickets stay at the old police building. other payments move to the bank building after the move. An inter office phone will link the two city hall sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Saline Savings Bank
W. Michigan Avenue
S. Ann Arbor Street
Department of Public Works
Fire Department
Coe House
E. Michigan Avenue
Fair Board Changes Staff Amid Illness and Reshuffle
A last minute shuffle on the Fair Board follows Oral Bassett’s severe illness. Robert Tefft becomes financial secretary while a new produce department head is sought. Ray Girbach, chairman, asks volunteers to step up. Earlier, Marshal Harwood handles premium payments and Rose Farrell assists with tractor weighings during Fair week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Board
Oral Bassett
Fair Produce Department
Bassett
Robert Tefft
Ray Girbach
Marshal Harwood
Rose Farrell
Webb Harwood
Shoplifter Has Time on His Hands
A nimble fingered thief on Monday removed two German clocks from Westside Hardware during store hours. Total value about $80. The clocks, 400 day models, 9 inches and 18 inches tall, were enclosed in glass bubbles and walked out unseen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westside Hardware
Saline Planners Seek Study on Multiple Housing
Saline planning commission orders a study of zoning and density for multi housing by Parkins Rogers consultants under a federal 701 grant. They also urged annexation of the Goodson May field Maple Road site without waiting for the study and proposed a joint meeting on utilities for a new high school site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Planning Commission
Parkins-Rogers
Detroit
Saline Commission
Goodson-Mayfield
Maple Road
Planers
Npt
Planning Commission
Council
Board of Education and Schools Advisory Council
Townships to Meet on Sanitary Fill Site Discussion
Officials from York Township Milan Village and two other townships plan a Wednesday evening meeting to discuss possible sanitary fill sites for the area. State law mandates sanitary fill use but the Milan dump remains in operation pending replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Milan
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UF Budget Committee
Paul Sibson
Vincent Catacuzzeno
Saline River
Edward Ross
Latin America
Max Ross
Liz Merchant
Zeeland
Holland
Liz
van Overbeeke
Louis Belleau
Ford Marathon Station
Louis
Alberti
Chelsea
Bridgewater Lumber
Jim Gross
Saline Area
Grosses
E. McKay St
Saline Intermediate School
Henne Field
City of
Elmer Houghton Elementary School
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